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5/5/2009
Game #27 – Chicago (A) White Sox [14-12] (C. Richard 0-2, 4.61 ERA) at Kansas City Royals [13-13] (L. Hudson 2-1, 3.27 ERA)
Chicago (A) lineup: SS Lillibridge – C Pierzynski – 1B Konerko – DH Thome – 3B Fields – LF Anderson – CF Broussard – RF Kroeger – 2B Beckham
Kansas City lineup: 2B Bloomquist – SS Aviles – LF Butler – 3B Gordon – DH Jacobs – RF Guillen – CF DeJesus – 1B Teahen – C Pena
Chicago (A) 3
Kansas City 4
W: L. Hudson (3-1) L: C. Richard (0-3) S: J. Soria (5)
HR – CHA: B. Lillibridge (1) KCA: B. Butler (3)
A pretty uneventful game. We gave up 2 in the first on a Gordon double, and 2 in the sixth on a home run by Butler to put ourselves in a 4-0 hole. Lillibridge hit a 3-run, one-out homer in the 8th to pull us within one. Pierzynski followed with a base hit, but Konerko struck out looking. Thome added a base hit of his own to move the tying run to second with two outs, but Fields grounded out to short to end the inning and our last real chance.
AMERICAN LEAGUE SCORES
Cleveland 2
Toronto 10
W: S. Richmond (5-0) L: A. Laffey (1-2)
Baltimore 5
Tampa Bay 3
W: N. Blackburn (1-5) L: A. Sonnanstine (2-1) S: G. Sherrill (6)
HR – BAL: M. Wieters 2 (4)
Texas 2
Seattle 7
W: C. Jakubauskas (1-1) L: S. Feldman (0-2)
HR – TEX: I. Kinsler (7) SEA: K. Griffey Jr. (5), Y. Betancourt (2)
Mariners starting pitcher Chris Jakubauskas and Rangers left fielder Josh Hamilton were both suspended for 3 games after their fight during the game.
Minnesota 3
Detroit 4
W: B. Seay (1-1) L: J. Nathan (0-1)
HR – DET: C. Guillen (2), M. Cabrera (5)
Boston 6
New York (A) 1
W: J. Lester (2-1) L: A. Burnett (3-3)
HR – BOS: J. Varitek (2), J. Bay (1)
Los Angeles (A) 2
Oakland 6
W: J. Outman (1-0) L: J. Weaver (2-2) S: C. Schroder (2)
NATIONAL LEAGUE SCORES
Houston 4
Washington 5
W: S. Shell (1-1) L: J. Valverde (1-1)
HR – WAS: A. Dunn (9), J. Willingham (2), E. Dukes (8)
San Francisco 11
Chicago (N) 5
W: M. Redman (1-1) L: S. Marshall (1-2)
HR – SFN: A. Rowand (2), R. Winn (2), P. Sandoval (3) CHN: G. Soto (9)
Giants third baseman Pablo Sandoval went 5-5 with a triple and a home run. He's hitting .354 with 3 home runs this season.
Milwaukee 5
Pittsburgh 1
W: J. Suppan (3-0) L: J. Barthmaier (1-2)
HR – MIL: P. Fielder (6)
Cincinnati 1
Florida 6
W: D. Meyer (2-0) L: M. Owings (2-2)
HR – CIN: J. Bruce (6) FLO: D. Uggla (7)
New York (N) 2
Atlanta 8
W: O. Perez (1-1) L: T. Redding (1-3)
HR – NYN: D. Wright (7)
Philadelphia 2
St. Louis 4
W: D. Reyes (1-0) L: J. Happ (1-3) S: J. Motte (6)
HR – SLN: K. Greene (2)
Colorado 0
San Diego 3
W: P. Martinez (2-0) L: G. Rusch (1-1) S: H. Bell (2)
HR – SDN: A. Gonzalez (5)
Arizona 3
Los Angeles (N) 2
W: M. Scherzer (2-1) L: R. Wolf (1-2) S: C. Qualls (9)
PERFORMANCES OF THE DAY
#1 – SP Pedro Martinez (SDN) 8.0 IP, 5 H, 0 ER, 1 BB, 13 K, W
#2 – 3B Pablo Sandoval (SFN) 5 for 5, 3B, HR, 2 RBI, 3 R
#3 – SP Dan Meyer (FLO) 7.0 IP, 2 H, 0 ER, 1 BB, 7 K, W
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